VIDEO: Will Nigeria kidnap plan backfire?

"Concerted international help" will be needed to find the abducted Nigerian schoolgirls reports John Simpson, who witnesses the scale of the problem on the ground in Borno state.

More than 180 Nigerian schoolgirls remain missing after being snatched from their classroom last week.

Will the media attention over Nigeria's abductions backfire?

The Nigerian military joins the search for at least 100 teenage girls abducted from a school in the remote northeast.

Nigeria's government said it is "outraged and deeply saddened" after militants attacked a remote village and reportedly kidnapped about 200 people.

The parents of some of the girls abducted from their school in north-east Nigeria head into the forests in a dangerous search for their daughters.

>The organisation, Sikika, avers that the ministry’s order to hospitals to use the money to pay the Medical Stores Department (MSD) for their supplies would not solve the mounting debt crisis because the ministry itself is the main debtor.

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